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California LGBTQ+ Youth Build Safe Spaces in Rural San Benito County
LGBTQ+ youth in San Benito County are building peer-led safe spaces and advocacy networks as local leaders reassess mental health funding, gender-affirming care and support services under California’s Prop. 1 behavioral health reforms.
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According to KQED’s source item, California LGBTQ+ Youth Build Safe Spaces in Rural San Benito County, LGBTQ+ youth in San Benito County are building peer-led safe spaces and advocacy networks as local leaders reassess mental health funding, gender-affirming care and support services under California’s Prop. 1 behavioral health reforms.
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- California LGBTQ+ Youth Build Safe Spaces in Rural San Benito CountyKQED - 2026-05-10T14:00:51+00:00
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